Useful resources for learning&teaching English
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Hi 1st graders,
here you have a lovely dinocroc who is going to be your friend. Hocus is born and it meets Lotus in the episode below. Hope you like it. Have fun!
Note for 1st graders' families: I invite mothers, fathers and grandparents to spend some time with their children watching cartoons: a pleasant experience that will be enjoyed with curiosity.
Today is an important day in United States. It's a national holiday and people spend the day with their families and it is traditional to roast a turkey with stuffing inside. We will talk about it and we will learn some vocabulary today.
Hi you all! 1st graders are learning this song about senses. I had the opportunity to learn it some years ago with an Irish student who was doing her practicum at our school.
Click on the picture below and practise present simple.
Use the Simple Present to express the idea that an action is repeated or
usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled
event or something that often happens. It can also be something a person
often forgets or usually does not do.
Ugh...teaching
time is one of the most difficult things for me. I mean, if you think
about it there are A LOT of skills for our students to
learn! This is a good resource to teach time.
After the clock is put together, just practice, Practice, PRACTICE! Thanks a lot to the crazy teacher!
Please and thank you are magic words we need to say very often, every day. Please and thank you are useful words to help you be polite and make people feel alright. Please and thank you are the best words to say people with a big bright smile!
Let your children know how happy it makes you when they are being kind and responsible. Let's listen to them!
Note for families: you will see this poem in the children's scrapbook.
We have just introduced time to 4th graders. The first lesson was right but they have to check it at home for tomorrow.
So, if you are one of these students, here you have some clues and an activity you know very well. Click on the clock and try to stop it on time. Have fun!
In every life we have some trouble, when you worry you make it double!
IT'S JUST FINE
It's fine to be happy or sad. It's fine to be brave or scared. It's fine to have short or long hair. It's fine to play or just watch.
It's fine to be alone or want company. It's fine to be thin or fat. It's fine to wear jeans or a skirt. It's fine to dance or sit down. It's just fine to be what you want to be!
It's time to learn the three R's of the environment: reduce, reuse, recycle. Talk and practice at home: don't buy things you don't need or items that come in wasteful packaging or that cannot be recycled. Reuse and recycle whatever you can, as this song says!
This school year bringsblack holesandhorsesto 2nd grade
2ndA group are black holes, but what are they?
Have you ever had to vacuum your
bedroom? When you do, watch closely because you will see the dirt and
crumbs start to move towards the vacuum cleaner. A black hole is
similar to a vacuum cleaner, cleaning up debris left behind in outer
space.
However,
it is not suction power that makes things fall into a black hole.
Suction would not be strong enough. Instead, a black hole uses the
power of gravity to pull things towards it.
2ndB group is working on horses.
We are learning the actions that horses do and also new vocabulary about them.
Besides that, we have discovered fun facts about them:
. They can sleep both lying down and standing up.
. Their lifespan is around 25 years.
. They have around 205 bones in their skeleton.
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Here you have this funny song from "kids songs" by Patty Shukla